Xinjiang

Beijing continues to pursue iron-fist policies in the western province—and blames the West for the results.

An expanding Chinese presence in the Middle East could pose the greatest long-term threat to Iran.

Well placed for Central Asian trade, China’s westernmost city is embracing the future, and saying goodbye to its past.

Amid an unprecedented flurry of energy deals, Beijing strengthens alliances on Russia’s backdoor but struggles to keep Xinjiang as happy.

Xinjiang is China’s a gateway to Eurasia. But achieving Beijing’s vision will take more than just money.

Western and Chinese media have their own narratives in reporting on the unrest. Both may be wrong.

Police confirm electric shock as cause of death, family asks Apple for answers.

Beijing finds it helpful to link local separatists with international terrorism.

Plus, a former vice premier may be under investigation by the CCP watchdog. Monday China links.

A recent video apparently shows a Chinese rebel training camp in Pakistan. That could complicate ties.

China’s security forces have failed in their attempts to win over the nation’s ethnic minorities.

Graham Adams reports from Xinjiang on the discrimination Uyghurs face in the education system.